Han Dong-hoon resigned as head of People's Power, "I won't give up."

■ Host: Kim Sun-young Anchor
■ Starring: Yoon Hee-seok, Senior Spokesperson for People's Power, Seo Yong-joo, Former Deputy Spokesperson for Democratic Party of Korea

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[Anchor]
Let's start with a political commentary with a lively angle. Today, we have two people, Yoon Hee-seok, a spokesman for the People's Power of the People, and Seo Yong-joo, a former vice spokesperson for the Democratic Party of Korea. Welcome. CEO Han Dong-hoon eventually stepped down as CEO. Let's watch the video first.

The power of the people, this time, we are going to the emergency committee once again. CEO Han Dong-hoon made an expected decision on what position he would express at today's press conference, but CEO Han Dong-hoon himself was also kicked out.

[Applicant owner]
That's right. I don't think the situation itself was that the party leader resigned in an orderly manner in the process. After the passing of the impeachment related to the civil war, emotional parts were expressed in the party, and we had no choice but to overcome the parts that the party leader told us to leave, so we didn't actually give them time to have a justification. In this vote, it seems right that the pro-Yoon groups, including 85 people who opposed the impeachment of the civil war and floor leader Kwon Sung-dong, virtually kicked out Han Dong-hoon, the head of the pro-Yoon faction. What's very regrettable, however, is that Han Dong-hoon, who voted in favor of the civil war. Will there be a future of people's power if the party remains with those forces who have taken out their positions and only sympathized with the civil war? In that regard, the president himself, if Yoon Suk Yeol himself emotionally did this illegal civil war martial law itself, he seems to be doing the party's management itself very emotionally, so it would be very embarrassing to see the public.

[Anchor]
The political situation has changed dramatically since the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol was passed last week. When the people's power situation has become chaotic since the approval, even if all the Supreme Council members resign anyway, CEO Han Dong-hoon expressed this determined position that he would carry out his job, so what kind of decision can you say he made over the weekend?

[Yoon Heesuk]
First of all, the facts are a little different before the resignations of the two Supreme Council members, Jin Jong-oh and Jang Dong-hyuk, were announced at the time when Han Dong-hoon said he would continue to serve as CEO. CEO Han Dong-hoon came out and talked about it.

[Anchor]
You didn't know when the reporters asked you questions, did you?

[Yoon Heesuk]
It was a time when I didn't know and I didn't resign at all. After that, he announced his intention to resign, so he said he didn't say it because he knew of the collapse of the leadership, and since Saturday evening, the collapse of the leadership has been virtually confirmed, an emergency committee will be automatically established under the party constitution. The only thing I can do as a party leader is to stamp the seal in the process of recommending the chairman of the emergency committee. Since the appointment process is all I have to do, I couldn't do my job as a representative from then Saturday, and if so, it should be considered that I was worried about what kind of side I would resign from and what kind of situation I had during the weekend.

[Anchor]
Representative Han Dong-hoon held a press conference today and said, "I don't regret that I voted for impeachment even though I was kicked out like this." Let's listen to it.

[Han Dong-hoon / Representative of the People's Power: Put down the leadership of the People's Power Party. The resignation of the supreme council members caused the collapse of the supreme council, making it impossible to carry out normal duties as party leader anymore. I sincerely apologize to all the people suffering from this emergency martial law incident. I tried everything to find a better path to this country, not impeachment, but I couldn't in the end. It's all because I'm not good enough. I'm sorry. The power of our people was the first to take the lead with the people on the night of December 3rd to prevent illegal martial law by the president produced by our party. I think that's the real spirit of conservatism. When I was asked to resign at the general meeting of the National Assembly on the day before yesterday, a young reporter asked if I regret the approval of impeachment, which was the reason why I was expelled from the party leader. It's painful to think of our heartbroken supporters, but I still don't regret it. Because I promised not to betray the Republic of Korea and the sovereign people no matter what. Just because martial law is wrong does not justify the charges of runaway and crimes by the Democratic Party of Korea and its representative Lee Jae-myung. The timer for Lee Jae-myung's trial is going on without stopping. There aren't many left. I would also like to thank my party comrades and our party officials. I hope the country does well. ]

[Anchor]
We've heard about the press conference of Han Dong-hoon. So he's the guy who's being kicked out now, but anyway, I blocked martial law and I voted for impeachment. I don't regret this, I emphasized this part.

[Applicant owner]
The logic itself is to create the logic that you'll be back soon, but there are parts that are disappointing between the lines. It is true that December 3rd was the only time in the power of the people from illegal martial law to stand up to some unconstitutional part of the day and prevent it with the people. But I just passed the 7th of December. And the 10 days until December 14th were said to have no regrets for CEO Han Dong-hoon, but I think it was the most regrettable time. However, you can't do those things yourself. I just stopped it on a big stem for three days, and I get kicked out of the party, but I don't regret that I decided to go with the people myself. I'll be back again. I think that's why CEO Han Dong-hoon decided on his long journey as a politician. There's no promise that this will come back.

[Anchor]
This is not a declaration that you will go as a natural person, but a declaration that you will come back?

[Applicant owner]
That's right. I don't know how long it will take to come back, but I think it's just the beginning. To politician Han Dong-hoon. So first of all, through what steps and what kind of people will be chosen, I think that's the point of eventually making representative Han Dong-hoon come back.

[Anchor]
It's coming out graphically now, but many supporters came to the National Assembly today. Han Dong-hoon's supporters. You're watching through the screen right now. The supporters gathered and shouted Han Dong-hoon like this. CEO Han Dong-hoon said that he would not give up while saying hello like this, so what is the meaning of that statement?

[Yoon Heesuk]
Han Dong-hoon, a politician, declared that he would start the third term, I see it that way. If the emergency committee chairman is in the first term and the party leader is in the second term, I think it is a declarative statement that I will take a new path as a politician in the future. CEO Han Dong-hoon is stepping down as CEO today after a lot of consideration, but there are probably many things he has realized. You're turning into a politician. It hasn't been a year yet, but many things have happened in the meantime.

[Anchor]
You're resigning twice in a year.

[Yoon Heesuk]
That's what happened. As a result, that's what happened. In the process, I believe that my experiences and principles, which I have lived as the Minister of Justice and the prosecutor, have changed a lot over the past year as the chairman of the emergency committee and the party leader. I hope it will nourish me to become a politician.

[Anchor]
We've organized it graphically. There were a lot of upheaval moments in that year or so. I took office as the emergency chairman, but I lost the general election. Also, he was elected as the leader of the party by a narrow margin, but he resigned again as he faced a variable called martial law, and this time he was almost kicked out. If this is what representative Han Dong-hoon wants to continue his politics in the future, what would this so-called scene of being kicked out mean today?

[Applicant owner]
First of all, as you can see in the graph, we are learning politics with short-term attributes. In a bad way, you might say you're unlucky, but if a politician takes a long breath, you're not unlucky. For example, the defeat in the 22nd general election could have been predicted to some extent, but even then, the variable was President Yoon Suk Yeol. At that time, the president shook the green onion and resigned when he couldn't overcome the wave. How would you have known that you would be doing illegal martial law again this time? In the end, I don't know if this is a tough bad relationship or a relationship, but through this bad relationship, I think it's meaningful in that I'm going through a process of short-term attributes as a politician Han Dong-hoon. However, solving this homework is not an external variable, but an internal variable. As a politician, how will he use his political power to overcome this wave? For example, when there is an early presidential election and returning as a candidate within the party, this must have a national basis. However, in this regard, I think about what kind of activities I can do outside the party, and there is a very difficult process for this. First of all, as you said, that process and the two resignations process must have been a good experience for politician Han Dong-hoon.

[Anchor]
If it's a kind of academy, I'll be in the short-term class. [Seo Yong-ju] You can say that others went through four years of roughness in less than a year. [Anchor] It's a political journey of representative Han Dong-hoon for about a year, which was like a roller coaster, and who will stand next to him today and who will shake hands at the press conference of representative Han Dong-hoon, but floor leader Kwon Sung-dong came out. Some say that floor leader Kwon Sung-dong is also pushing for the expulsion of representative Han Dong-hoon from the party, so I'm confused about what kind of atmosphere I should look at.

[Yoon Heesuk]
I am sure that at least such articles are not true, such as floor leader Kwon Sung-dong pushing for the expulsion of representative Han Dong-hoon. In the first place, Kwon Sung-dong, the floor leader, was elected on December 12 and told people around him that even when the attack on Han Dong-hoon within the party intensified, he should continue to focus on Han Dong-hoon. I heard this. In fact, if you look at it today, didn't you greet Han Dong-hoon well as the floor leader? It's natural because he's thinking about the party, but I think he's fully conveyed this message to the people that our party has been divided since the impeachment, but we're going to overcome it and become one by giving him respect for the current party leader and the former party leader.

[Anchor]
What do you think of the floor leader Kwon Sung-dong standing next to him today?

[Applicant owner]
It's a bit old. No one denies that the representative of the pro-yoon is Kwon Sung-dong, a representative of the pro-yoon, when he is divided into pro-yoon and pro-friendly now. Nevertheless, after all, respecting political opponents within the party came out of managing one's image as a person who has been in politics for a long time. For example, it's hard to see people like Jang Dong-hyuk, the former best, and lawmaker Jin Jong-oh.

[Anchor]
He wasn't there to meet me today.

[Applicant owner]
If you look at that, I think this is the difference in political power. So, about the dynamics within the party, floor leader Kwon Sung-dong said, "I'm going to do it from the people's power, but it's a good thing that I came out to greet Han Dong-hoon as floor leader when he left forlorn, it seems that way.

[Anchor]
After watching the press conference, the production team said, "That tie?" I brought it up, but he said he wore the tie he wore at the inauguration ceremony of the Minister of Justice again today. Maybe it's a coincidence, but do you think it's meaningful?

[Yoon Heesuk]
I look at it like this. How would you feel when you take office as Minister of Justice? I will try to succeed the new Yoon Suk Yeol government, and I would have worn that tie with that heart. Wearing the same tie today never changed that initial feeling. At least representative Han Dong-hoon ran and ran for the success of the Yoon Suk Yeol government, but the situation ended up like this. Even in such a situation, I guess he wore the tie he wore when he took office as the Minister of Justice to convey his will and his true intention to the people.

[Anchor]
Since he left such a message to his supporters that he would not give up, we will have to wait and see what he plans for his political journey, but if you look closely at why he was kicked out, in the end, former Supreme Council member Jang Dong-hyuk said, "I will resign," and this led to the collapse of the leadership, right?

[Applicant owner]
That's right. If you go into detail, it seems that Jang Dong-hyuk, the supreme council member, is the most responsible. In this case, the majority of the People's Power lawmakers did not hesitate to go to the Insurrection Solidarity Party to protect the president who eventually committed the civil war. That's why I was more wary of this party than of public sentiment. So, shouldn't party politics be the public sentiment first and then the party's judgment? However, it seems that the fact that the public sentiment turned its back and went to the party's party was considering various dynamics and political benefits in the district, and in the meantime, can a close lawmaker Jang Dong-hyuk betray representative Han Dong-hoon from within like this? Can you betray me by being honest? I think there could be that kind of perspective. But for politicians, image is very important. The public will now be like that about Representative Jang Dong-hyuk, but how much trust will they have in the party? It changes according to your position. Then, it can be said that it's been a huge damage to grow politically. In the end, I had no choice but to resign if the president was impeached anyway. If so, it should have been more justifiable and asking for an opportunity to resign in an orderly manner for Representative Jang Dong-hyuk and Representative Jin Jong-oh, but I don't know if they were scared or didn't want to be swept away by some traitorous frame, but I have to say that they acted like they left a lot to be desired.

[Anchor]
Even in close circles, it was said that it does not look right in terms of political intentions. Kim Jong-hyuk is now a member of the Supreme Council. Let's listen to it.

[Kim Jong-hyuk / All People's Power Supreme Council Member (SBS 'Kim Tae-hyun's Political Show'): Did CEO Han Dong-hoon fail to crack down on votes? ) I didn't crack down on the tickets. Basically, I can't tell you not to shoot a ticket. From 10 a.m. that morning until we voted, we had a gun. Floor leader Choo Kyung-ho is included in the impeachment bill. That's why my colleagues say that even if impeachment of the president is the case, it's not too much to put a colleague who was with us in it. That's what it was like. Senior Supreme Council member Jang Dong-hyuk said he would resign, leading to a series of resignations. He became a senior member of the Supreme Council as a running mate with CEO Han Dong-hoon, and I think there have been a lot of pressures within the party since we've been working together for a long time. I don't think it's very right to say that I can't do it on the spot without talking to representative Han Dong-hoon in advance. ]

[Anchor]
No matter how much it is, even though he was a running mate, CEO Han Dong-hoon is not resigning without realizing it.

[Yoon Heesuk]
Resigning is something you can do as a member of the National Assembly, and of course you can do it as a politician, so did you discuss it? That's the most important part. You mentioned political intentions, but Jang Dong-hyuk has declared his will to resign if the impeachment bill is passed and the Special Act on First Lady Kim Gun-hee is passed, and either is passed. However, after the Yoon Suk Yeol presidential statement on the 12th, no one expected that he would resign in this way because he even said that the situation has changed. I remember exactly. When representative Han Dong-hoon came as the chairman of the emergency committee last December, I was next to the moment when I nominated then-Rep. Jang Dong-hyuk as the secretary-general. It was a very unconventional selection, and since then, Representative Jang Dong-hyuk has worked with Representative Han Dong-hoon in political affairs. However, after Han Dong-hoon's departure from the emergency meeting, he suddenly announced his resignation, and I think he needs to explain this part a little more.

[Anchor]
I think I have to tell you a breaking news that came in a while ago. The joint investigation headquarters failed to deliver today's request for attendance to the presidential office of Yoon Suk Yeol, and we delivered this breaking news earlier. That's why I told you earlier that I'm heading to Hannam-dong's official residence. We are currently attempting to arrive at the Hannam-dong residence and deliver the attendance request form. This request for attendance is known to contain this request to attend the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit on the 18th and the day after tomorrow. Earlier in the morning, the attempt to deliver it to the president's office failed. It is said that express registration has also been sent. It's a registration where express registration goes fast. President Yoon Suk Yeol is the head of the civil war on the attendance request. It's known that it's been timely like this. I'll give it to you again. In order to deliver the request for attendance to the emergency martial law joint investigation headquarters and the President of Yoon Suk Yeol, the presidential office failed, so we headed to Hannam-dong's official residence. I have arrived at my official residence now and am trying to deliver it. I don't know the exact situation on the site right now, so I think this part is unknown whether it will be delivered. As soon as we receive additional information, we will also deliver this information once again. We are looking into the internal situation of the power of the people. We were talking about the background of the resignation of former Supreme Council member Jang Dong-hyuk, and he was explaining that he had a different opinion from representative Han Dong-hoon.

[Applicant owner]
I can't always agree with CEO Han Dong-hoon. So, rather than a matter of the same thought and difference, if you held a top election with CEO Han Dong-hoon and played a role as a close friend next to CEO Han Dong-hoon, I think you had your own responsibility and loyalty to go to representative Han Dong-hoon at least in communication. But this is also the fault of Rep. Jang Dong-hyuk. Even if this part is a mistake in judgment and is a little unreasonable, CEO Han Dong-hoon also has a problem. So people who are trying to represent or become leaders of the party have to communicate in the end. You have to convince and persuade them through communication so that they can do what they want to do, but I can't deny that I lacked political power in that area of communication.

[Anchor]
It's also a lack of communication that I didn't crack down on votes, can I see it like this?

[Applicant owner]
It's a similar problem. So, politics is not something that you do alone, but it's a situation where you have no choice but to do it together, and in that case, the process of making your side a lot is political power within the party. You can't just do politics with nice sounds and cool poses and words that are good to hear from the people. When I think that I paid such an expensive price this time, if representative Han Dong-hoon intends to continue politics in the future, wouldn't it be an opportunity to feel and prepare for this politics this time? In that sense, Representative Jang Dong-hyuk gave me a big lesson. You shouldn't believe that people and politics are too much, but you shouldn't leave them alone. Politics is a process of constantly talking and communicating and expanding one's own things. I think you've felt that.

[Anchor]
I think we need to point out this, but according to media reports, close lawmakers who agreed to impeachment rather left. There are reports that he left for abstention, and rather, as the close relationship collapsed, CEO Han Dong-hoon was kind of kicked out.

[Yoon Heesuk]
That's right. There were 12 votes in favor of impeachment, nearly half of what was expected from the beginning. This doesn't mean that it's good for us to come out a lot. I'm only talking about CEO Han Dong-hoon. If you think about the reason, it is likely that lawmakers, called close relatives, changed their minds during the various discussions raised at the general meeting and the atmosphere of the general meeting that continued just before the impeachment vote. Representatively, the former floor leader Choo Kyung-ho conspired with the president to commit rebellion in the impeachment bill. In addition to the human anguish of protecting the floor leader Choo Kyung-ho, our party may be subject to an unconstitutional party trial in this case, but if it is accepted, the same situation as the decision to dissolve the Unified Progressive Party in 2013 will arise. I think they were probably worried that the party would be dissolved and all the positions of the party's lawmakers would be deprived. If you think about one more thing, if representative Han Dong-hoon had been an active lawmaker, he would have entered the parliament. Then, he would have continued to preach his logic in various refutation processes. If so, I think it could have prevented the change in the position of close lawmakers.

[Anchor]
Now, the Joint Investigation Headquarters tells the president of Yoon Suk Yeol to come out, and the prosecution tells him to come out. I'm asking you to come out competitively, so does the president of Yoon Suk Yeol choose where to go? How do I look at it?

[Applicant owner]
I think we can go selectively. I think this investigation itself needs to be organized. There are questions about whether it is right for the prosecution to investigate. According to a recent JTBC exclusive report, the prosecution and the National Intelligence Service will go together with the counterintelligence commander to the first director of his counterintelligence agency. So the prosecution, so the forensic team of Prosecutor General Shim Woo-jung, has begun to show that they cooperated with this civil war. So, after all, if the prosecution was involved in the civil war to some extent, it would be a stakeholder for civil war, so the prosecution should withdraw from the investigation.

Nevertheless, why is the prosecution investigating, and President Yoon Suk Yeol, who has now become the head of the rebellion, goes to the prosecution. This makes me even more suspicious. To be honest, the prosecution is easy to go and investigate because it's your home. You may remember Woo Byung-woo from the past. How were you investigated? You just have to cross your arms. You got it like it doesn't matter if you were a suspect or not. Then, it is highly likely to be investigated while receiving more treatment. They just pop the flash in the photo line when they go in, and when they go inside, they treat them like the prosecutor general and the president. In that regard, I have to stop the prosecution's investigation for now. I think the president himself needs to go to a collaborative version if his investigation is to be transparent. He told the public that the police and the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit should go to the investigation. I don't know if it's a lie, but I'm keeping my word that I won't avoid legal or political responsibility. So I have to go to Gongjo-bon. And I think that the prosecution should pull out of the investigation.

[Anchor]
In any case, if you stand on the photo line, you will be the first incumbent president, so we need to see how President Yoon Suk Yeol plans his strategy. Another variable of investigation remains in this atmosphere, where the investigation into the martial law crisis is gaining considerable speed. It's a suspicion of pollack bacteria. Regarding this, Rep. Park Ji-won said this this this morning. Let's listen to it.

[Anchor]
Isn't Myung Tae-kyun's prophecy correct in the end? There seems to be a lot of talk in the political circle these days, but there are even speculations that it was martial law because of the opening of the golden phone. How do you see that part?

[Yoon Heesuk]
I don't think I even did martial law because of that. Of course, the reason why martial law was invoked that day is still a mystery. However, I don't think it's related to Myung Tae-kyun, but what we're talking about now itself is drawing attention to what was in the golden phone that Myung Tae-kyun had, and I guess it will be evidence that has a very important meaning. Since there are many such observations, if this part is revealed, it is highly likely to be another shock wave in the political world if it is revealed during the investigation.

[Anchor]
If there are recordings of phone calls directly, the investigation can be further expanded, right?

[Yoon Heesuk]
That's right. There's a possibility that the relationship with major politicians you know about Myung Tae-kyun and what happened in that relationship will be revealed, so it will be affected by various political schedules. [Anchor] Anyway, in relation to the allegation of pollack bacteria, the names of Oh Se-hoon, Hong Joon Pyo, Lee Joon-seok, and these people continue to be mentioned, so in a way, all the sleeping dragons of the passport are involved. CEO Han Dong-hoon is excluded. So, there are talks that there will be a big political impact.

[Applicant owner]
That's right, it was a car that had a significant political impact. If we remember why on December 3rd, we committed illegal martial law close to this ridiculous delusion. No one knows why now. However, speculation is that on December 2nd, Myung Tae-kyun's lawyer can hand over the golden phone to the media or the Democratic Party of Korea, which is seeking power. That's why this story comes out late in the evening on the 3rd.

[Anchor]
There was also a story that lawmaker Park Joo-min actually contacted him.

[Applicant owner]
So, given these various reasons, I don't know what's in the golden phone of Myung Tae-kyun, but at least we have to infer that there are many recordings related to President Yoon Suk Yeol and his wife in the golden phone, right? In particular, there are more likely to be various transcripts of Kim Gun-hee, President Yoon Suk Yeol's spouse, with Myung Tae-kyun rather than related to President Yoon Suk Yeol. At that time, wouldn't I have made this ridiculous and unconventional martial law declaration to block it?

[Anchor]
It's not related, that's how you see it, right?

[Applicant owner]
First of all, the contents of Myung Tae-kyun's golden phone will be poured out, and if you look at it, I think it will be revealed that this ridiculous decision was made on December 3rd.

[Anchor]
Amid the political turmoil, Chairman Lee Jae-myung continues to propose a consultative body, criticizing it as a party that does not even reflect on the power of the people. Let's listen to Lee Jae-myung's voice.

[Anchor]
After the impeachment, the ruling party seems to have entered a counterattack, saying, "As representative Lee Jae-myung tells us to hurry up with the impeachment trial, we should proceed with our trial quickly."

[Yoon Heesuk]
That's right. The people are going to look at the process of hearing by the Constitutional Court after the impeachment passed through the National Assembly. If that happens, I'll turn my attention to CEO Lee Jae-myung again. The trial has been underway for much longer before the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, and two out of five trials were ruled in the first trial, one of which is two years in prison, so shouldn't Lee Jae-myung's trial be held quickly? There must be a request for whether or not we should go to the presidential election after taking out judicial risks. Representative Lee Jae-myung's remarks just came out today, and representative Lee Jae-myung should have talked about this clearly when asked by a reporter. I want to open my trial quickly and prove that I am unfair, but isn't it a situation where I keep avoiding trials and not receiving litigation records? You should know that our party is protesting very much about it now, but we will postpone the trial and go to the election. Such an act can never be realized.

[Anchor]
Since he is a very strong presidential candidate now, the ruling camp is expected to focus on the offensive against representative Lee Jae-myung. Right now, the mayor of Hong Joon Pyo also said that. How do you think we should respond to this criticism of whether it is a trick or not that we are not receiving appeals litigation records now?

[Applicant owner]
You might criticize it as a trick, but it would be right to just take a closer look at it as a defense. The first trial of the Public Official Election Act was much higher than expected. Two years of probation per year is embarrassing. Then, who would say, "Let's approach this carefully, let's do it quickly?" In that sense, we're looking at it, but this is a completely different dimension. What did Representative Lee Jae-myung predict about the trial process? Has it been predicted that President Yoon Suk Yeol will be a suspect in the head of this rebellion? No one predicted it. Representative Lee Jae-myung just went on a schedule in terms of his defense rights, and President Yoon Suk Yeol's Constitution is now wearing temporary teeth in the Republic of Korea. So, shouldn't we take out temporary teeth and put proper teeth to create a body composition that can run the state administration properly? In that sense, I think it's a completely different dimension, and I think it's a little out of line to argue that it's internally indifferent to the current Constitutional Court or representative Lee Jae-myung's trial itself. However, CEO Lee Jae-myung excessively delays the trial on this part? You can criticize it then. But how can you delay it for more than a month? Since the trial process does not allow that, it is urgent to proceed with the Constitutional Court's trial as soon as possible and return the national system itself to normal.

[Anchor]
You told me, and finally, I think this logic will be a very fierce debate between the ruling and opposition parties. Time for the Constitutional Court and time for Lee Jae-myung's trial. How does this fit together?

[Yoon Heesuk]
Each of them will be a separate subject and conduct trials and trials, but it's separate. The opinion that Lee Jae-myung's ruling should come to the Supreme Court before the Constitutional Court makes a decision by linking this. Or you can do that later and the Constitutional Court should decide first. After all, you are interested in whether or not representative Lee Jae-myung can run with early presidential election in mind. I can't say that we don't think about it at all, but at least Lee Jae-myung, who has judicial risks, should send a declarative message to the people on his own. I have no choice but to go to trial quickly, and while acknowledging it, I have to convey to the people how I will act according to the results of the trial to fulfill my duty as a political leader looking at the presidential election, I would like to emphasize that.

[Anchor]
Anyway, I don't think we should forget that the public is very interested in watching the timetable, whether it's the Constitutional Court or the trial. So far, Yoon Hee-seok, a spokesman for the People's Power, and Seo Yong-joo, a former vice spokesperson for the Democratic Party of Korea. Thank you.